Microbial metabolism
Bacterial growth
methods of bacterial control
antimicrobial drugs
transcription/translation
100

Biological catalysts that increase the rate of chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy

What are enzymes

100

main reproduction of bacterial cells

what is binary fission

100

process to destroy vegetative pathogens

what is disinfection 

100

antimicrobial drug that targets highly conserved structures across many types of microbes

what is broad spectrum antibiotics

100

RNA that is further translated into proteins

what is mRNA

200

mechanism of how substrates interact with its enzyme

what is lock and key model

200

time required for a complete fission cycle

what is generation time

200

percent of alcohol used for disinfection

What is 70%

200

drug that blocks synthesis of PG by inhibiting tetra peptide cross linkages

what are beta lactase

200

direction DNA is read

what is 3' to 5'

300

"better fit between enzyme and substrate"

what are inorganic cofactors (metal ions)

300

area containing the bacterial chromosome

what is a nucleoid

300

enzyme in blood that breaks down hydrogen peroxide

what is catalase

300

drug that interacts with phospholipids and results in leakage particularly in gram negative bacteria

what are polymyxins 

300

ribosome site where the first tRNA enters

what is the P site

400

act as a transients carrier of the functional group

What is coenzyme

400

synthesized by the cell to partition the DNA and cytoplasmic components

what is septum or crosswall

400

component that makes mycobacteria highly resistant

what is a protective waxy cell wall

400

drug that binds the 30S subunit of the ribosome and blocks protein synthesis

what is tetracycline

400

multiple ribosomes on one strands of mRNA

what is polysomes

500

removal of electrons

what is oxidation

500

phase with intense activity preparing for growth 

what is lag phase

500

killing harmful microbes without damaging the host

what is selective toxicity

500

microorganisms that can produce antibiotics

what are gram positive rods, actinomycetes, and fungi

500

carry the message for which amino acid to add when making a protein

what are codons/triplets